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    I run ~30 L/100km. Beat that.
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    You realize you are talking to the guy who made his own furniture out of salad bowls right?

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    Best way to get better mileage, is to just slow down. I get considerably better economy driving 100km/h, rather than 120.

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    Could just add some performance parts to that truck.... A Tune and LT Headers helped my mileage while towing.
    I'm around 22L/100km with an older 22ft trailer, 2 dirt bikes in the truck.

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    R-Pod seems like a decent option, by why do people stick a fucking microwave in these things instead of a full size fridge.. i want beer space, not microwaved popcorn

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    Quote Originally Posted by Brent.ff View Post
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    R-Pod seems like a decent option, by why do people stick a fucking microwave in these things instead of a full size fridge.. i want beer space, not microwaved popcorn
    Hey power converters are expensive you know.

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    same guys that need a generator for all meals and watching tv

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    Quote Originally Posted by Brent.ff View Post
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    same guys that need a generator for all meals and watching tv
    Do your neighbours in Aspen know that your trailer doesn't even a washer and dryer?

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    What if they knew it didnt have captain chairs?


    Back slightly on topic, whats a fair rate for a bearing repack for a 2-axle? Trailer wont fit in garage so cant do it myself

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    It's not difficult, just takes time. 2 hours labor at $150/hr plus $50 in supplies?
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    Quote Originally Posted by suntan View Post
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    Do your neighbours in Aspen know that your trailer doesn't even a washer and dryer?
    The shit better be Miele
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    guessing who I might be, psychologizing me with your non existent degree.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Brent.ff View Post
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    What if they knew it didnt have captain chairs?


    Back slightly on topic, whats a fair rate for a bearing repack for a 2-axle? Trailer wont fit in garage so cant do it myself
    Most places just have a set price for it these days.

    Canadian Leisure RV charges $170 for one axle.

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    Quote Originally Posted by suntan View Post
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    Most places just have a set price for it these days.

    Canadian Leisure RV charges $170 for one axle.
    My guess wasn't far off!
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    Going to re-do my roof sealant.. do i bother removing the old stuff before putting on Dicor?

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    If it comes up easily. Remove it, if not, layer new dicor around problem areas. Can use eternabond tape on seam areas where you have more concerns.
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    Get ready for winterizing guys. Dehumidifer packages from teh dollar store. I get these at Dollarama:
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    Also got a recall notice from Honda for my generator. Good timing, as I have electrical hookup for my last trip of the year, so I won't need this until spring.
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    I still find it odd since of you think those are necessary in our dry-as-a-popcorn-fart prairie winters.

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    Agree, probably overkill, especially if you can leave a window or vent cracked. I use em and feel okay about life.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Tik-Tok View Post
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    I still find it odd since of you think those are necessary in our dry-as-a-popcorn-fart prairie winters.
    My small trailer would have condensation like crazy every morning. Worse if I had the furnace on.

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    Big difference between parked and being used with heater on?

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    Quote Originally Posted by suntan View Post
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    My small trailer would have condensation like crazy every morning. Worse if I had the furnace on.
    We're taking about storing for the winter though.

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